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October 25, 1952
The Miami Times
Miami, Dade County, Florida
What is this article about?
District Eight of the Florida State Teachers' Association meets in West Palm Beach on October 25 at Roosevelt High School, hosted by Palm Beach County Teachers' Association. Theme: Professional Ethics in Our Schools Today, with panel discussion and addresses.
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FSTA DISTRICT
MEET AT W.P.B.
District Eight of the Florida State Teachers' Association, Inc., meets in West Palm Beach on Saturday, October 25 at 10 o'clock at Roosevelt High School, Mr. B. G. Sayles, principal.
The Palm Beach County Teachers' Association, Miss Mary A. Williams, president and Roosevelt High are joint hosts to the group.
The theme is "Professional Ethics in Our Schools Today," will be discussed in a panel, Dr. Derricotte of Bethune Cookman, consultant.
The local group will conduct the opening program, Dr. G. T. Wiggins will deliver the principal address. Principal Robert Allen will have charge of registration.
The following committees will report in the business session:
Principals Council, Mr. J. G. Green, Prin. Lincoln Park Schools, Fort Pierce County
Teachers' Presidents, Mrs. E. Rhodes, Fort Pierce, Florida, By Laws, Mr. John Argrette, Harlem Academy, Clewiston,
The Bulletin, Mr. Robert Gamble, Washington High School, Moore Haven.
District Eight has made rapid strides under the leadership of its organizer and president, Mrs. Ora D. Lee-Taylor and the wholehearted cooperation of the principals and teachers of District Eight and the Florida State Teachers' Association.
We invite all districts and friends to attend this interesting meeting.
Let "On to Roosevelt High School" on Saturday the 25th be your slogan.
MEET AT W.P.B.
District Eight of the Florida State Teachers' Association, Inc., meets in West Palm Beach on Saturday, October 25 at 10 o'clock at Roosevelt High School, Mr. B. G. Sayles, principal.
The Palm Beach County Teachers' Association, Miss Mary A. Williams, president and Roosevelt High are joint hosts to the group.
The theme is "Professional Ethics in Our Schools Today," will be discussed in a panel, Dr. Derricotte of Bethune Cookman, consultant.
The local group will conduct the opening program, Dr. G. T. Wiggins will deliver the principal address. Principal Robert Allen will have charge of registration.
The following committees will report in the business session:
Principals Council, Mr. J. G. Green, Prin. Lincoln Park Schools, Fort Pierce County
Teachers' Presidents, Mrs. E. Rhodes, Fort Pierce, Florida, By Laws, Mr. John Argrette, Harlem Academy, Clewiston,
The Bulletin, Mr. Robert Gamble, Washington High School, Moore Haven.
District Eight has made rapid strides under the leadership of its organizer and president, Mrs. Ora D. Lee-Taylor and the wholehearted cooperation of the principals and teachers of District Eight and the Florida State Teachers' Association.
We invite all districts and friends to attend this interesting meeting.
Let "On to Roosevelt High School" on Saturday the 25th be your slogan.
What sub-type of article is it?
Meeting Announcement
Educational Gathering
What keywords are associated?
Teachers Association
District Meeting
Professional Ethics
Roosevelt High School
West Palm Beach
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. B. G. Sayles
Miss Mary A. Williams
Dr. Derricotte
Dr. G. T. Wiggins
Principal Robert Allen
Mr. J. G. Green
Mrs. E. Rhodes
Mr. John Argrette
Mr. Robert Gamble
Mrs. Ora D. Lee Taylor
Where did it happen?
West Palm Beach, Roosevelt High School
Story Details
Key Persons
Mr. B. G. Sayles
Miss Mary A. Williams
Dr. Derricotte
Dr. G. T. Wiggins
Principal Robert Allen
Mr. J. G. Green
Mrs. E. Rhodes
Mr. John Argrette
Mr. Robert Gamble
Mrs. Ora D. Lee Taylor
Location
West Palm Beach, Roosevelt High School
Event Date
Saturday, October 25
Story Details
District Eight meeting of Florida State Teachers' Association at Roosevelt High School, with panel on professional ethics, addresses, committee reports, and invitation to attend.